is the nvr compatible with the samsung dome camera SND-1080N? I have the camera and I was wondering if it will work with the nvr.
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Yes I think it will but not 100% sure. I do know there is four arrows that you canMove and operate for the camera from your smart phone. It's a real nice sys.but again I'm not 100% sure maybe 80% sure it will. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I'm pretty sure it will not. The cameras for this system are pretty propritary (the ones that come with it and an audio version of the same cameras).
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I was able to get my foscam to work after changing the camera port and manually putting in the rstp setting. However I found the keypad un reliable for recording and purchased a dedicated NVR. Search the Internet for a how too.
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My DVR unit lasted just over a year, before I replaced it with an Samsung model. I would not recommend this Panasonic, which surprises me because I've never had problems with the brand before. I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question, b ut if your unit is new, I would recommend that you return it and get a different model.
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Hi Kim,Yes it will, the NVR will not be able to determine if the camera is wired or wireless. It just "senses" if a camera is Onvif conformant or not. If it is, then it will work.Thanks,Nelly's Security
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Samsung does not make a dome camera specifically for this system, however, we do have dome cameras that are compatible. Both indoor and outdoor domes are available. Thank you, Ellipse Security
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Yeah I'm still trying to get the iO DVR uni remote to work with it and I can't get it to work.. i tried the samsung codes.. I'll try the RCA ones and see if I have any success there. For this remote, there is a manual way of doing it.. but that won't help anyone here since it won't tell me the code to tell anyone anyway... Hope someone else has luck with this!
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Hi Kim, Yes it will, the NVR will not be able to determine if the camera is wired or wireless. It just "senses" if a camera is Onvif conformant or not. If it is, then it will work. Thanks, Nelly's Security
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No, this NVR only supports Onvif 2.0 and bellow, the TENVIS is not an Onvif ip camera
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Yes it works fine. The camera has a coax output that will connect to any unused BNC video input on the DVR. Be sure you use a 12v power supply with adequate wiring to support the infrared led arrays. It will need a 12vdc at 2 amps to work properly at night.
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The only thing I might add to Sean's answer is to check the article/review on CNET. The review may be of the previous version but the TVs are the same; only the shape of the base is different. Great TV. No regrets. Works especially well with Sony AV Rcvr and Sony BD.
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Yes it will work you have to have an Adapter Bnc to cat5 or 6 either is fine The Bnc to your camera and cat 5 adapter to your nvr
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I bought this DVR in Nov.2013 and hooked it up to my existing a dome color camera and a bullet and it working great so far for me including the remote view from my smart phone. I recommended that you contact the Q-See customer service about your problem. The customer there are very nice and friendly people they help me set up the remote view on my system.Hope that help
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Hit or miss. I have a few Hikvisions and most support it if you have the latest firmware. Also its part of the ONVIF protocol so you have to have it enabled on the camera with schedule, etc then it will work with the NVR detection and schedule.
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I use it with Sensr.net. It's an NVR in the cloud. One month storage, $9.95 for the first camera, $4.95 for additional cameras.
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I'm a little confused. My model has a hdmi port on the back of the dvr and I can connect it with a standard hdmi cable. All I need to do is connect the hdmi cable then set the tv to the hdmi port I connected it to. Perhaps you can give more details. Also explain the need for a vga to hdmi converter. Does your dvr not have the hdmi port.
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Yes it will work you have to have anAdapter Bnc to cat5 or 6 either is fine The Bnc to your camera and cat 5 adapter to your nvr
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Looks like there should be no issue. Cameras are generally universal and I haven't run into any DVR's that won't accept any particular cameras.